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« on: July 30, 2014, 09:01:44 PM »
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Im going to attempt to tackle a base file then go from there for a 1.8T Me7.5 I haven't found any real straight forward probably wont for the 1.8t platform Also, have a unitronic big turbo for a back up ecu that I will be using until I find Im ready
Hardware: CTS Big turbo kit Turbo: Percesion 5431 Eurojet Race Front Mount Intercooler- 2.5" piping 830cc Delphi Injectors Walbro 255 80MM Hemi Throttle body 3" turboback FX400 6 puck Clutch VR6 MAF
My Plans for the map so far and I will continue adding as I continue to find more information throughout the forum. IF
ANYONE WANTS TO POST LINK TO SOLID INFORMATION DO SO PLEASE
My Plan: Tackle timing at first will be reducing KFZW/KFZW2 by -6 or -7 The entire map I do not want to risk since im still on stock block so I do not want to risk
anything with a lot more power.
Then Fuel- LAMFA- Will Shape this towards the spool then full boost ill aim for 11.4-11.6 AFR KFLBTS- Will do the same as above KFFDLBTS- set entire map to 0 TABGBTS- Raise Limit or Lower Limit? To what still need to research this. Someone can chime in?
Injectors- KRKTE- Correct this to the 830cc injectors TVUB- fix this also to idle like a charm KFMRES/KFMRESK- idle torque reserve to help with Injectors and 80mm tb to idle Idle- NLLM/NFSM- raise idle slightly to help with the light flywheel, injectors, and huge tb
MAF- MLHFM- Vr6 Maf so going to grab the table from a vr6 bin file
Load maps- KFMIRL- will shave down the mid range currently will only be running 12-14psi so stock map might alright? KFMIOP- raise upper limits reflect from KFMIRL simply going to use Me7 tuning wizard for this. KFTARX- set to 1 across KFLDHBN- set to highest value
Boost/ Wastegate/ PID This is where I am confused. Start LDRXN most likely wont see boost till around 3500 then past it will spool quickly and hold 12 or 14 psi
Now I am not going to be running N75 valve rather going to use AEM TruBoost ebc From what I read on the forum to eliminate the N75 valve you have 0 out KFLDIMX and KFLDRL not sure if this is correct.
This is where Im confused as to tuning wastegate duty cycle to smooth out boost Also, Do I use stock boost PID tables as well?
Next Thing Throttle Body also.
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« Reply #1 on: July 31, 2014, 11:05:19 AM »
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What I recommend -Entire KFZW tables -7 is wrong ,very wrong . -TABGBTS ? If you set your BTS maps to have the same AFR with your LAMFA then leave it stock -Find the correct TVUB for your injectors and then correct idle with KRKTE ,then play with FKKVS -IRL/IOP need more work on BT cars, search for some threads -Your PID model and aftermarket Boost valve don`t go together. How are you goiing to get it done ? Parallel connection with your N75 ,or standalone ? Even if standalone leave your N75 connected it will save you some trouble
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« Reply #2 on: July 31, 2014, 01:58:28 PM »
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What I recommend -Entire KFZW tables -7 is wrong ,very wrong . -TABGBTS ? If you set your BTS maps to have the same AFR with your LAMFA then leave it stock -Find the correct TVUB for your injectors and then correct idle with KRKTE ,then play with FKKVS -IRL/IOP need more work on BT cars, search for some threads -Your PID model and aftermarket Boost valve don`t go together. How are you goiing to get it done ? Parallel connection with your N75 ,or standalone ? Even if standalone leave your N75 connected it will save you some trouble -KFZW figured -7 from the entire table wasn't right but just wasn't positive if it still followed similar to stock turbo? -TARGETBTS makes sense I guess I was over thinking that -TVUB will have to find this then will use tuning wizard for KRKTE then play with FKKVS -IRL/IOP will have to look into this further Ive been looking at the stickied thread but information doesn't seem to catch in my head need something little bit more simpler -I wanted to delete the N75 valve completely and put in the truboost 3 port sensor ebc instead because I have no where to put the N75 into my intake due to it just being a 3 inch 90 degree pipe and running a external waste gate. I ran a manual boost controller on my brothers setup but he was just running 630cc mafless Unitronics tune. I just have plans of running high 20s then maybe low 30 psi with a lot of meth. And stock n75 wont do that. However is this capable to put the sensor inline to run the 24+ psi later on. And for now you think the bottom port of the n75 can just put a filter on because I really don't want to ruin my intake with welding vacuum nipples all over it. Thanks for the input!
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« Reply #3 on: August 02, 2014, 12:33:45 AM »
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Fix the fueling first- get that working, on low boost. Then start tuning timing. Only run as much boost as the stock timing table will allow at first.
-xx'ing the entire timing table is a mess. Does your bigger turbo generate more cylinder pressure at low load / decel? Not likely... So hacking the whole table like that is just going to raise EGT's and burn fuel.
As he said, you're going to need substantial work to KFMIRL / KFMIOP once you start raising boost.
You can't really do this in "stages", you'll have to get it running, raise boost a bit, fix timing / torque struture, raise some more, repeat, and so forth.
If you're going to use LAMFA, you can 1.000 BTS, unless you want to fix your EGT model and actually use it for component protection as OE intent- That's a bunch more work though. For starters, set LAMFA to something very conservative and go from there- it'll help with knock as well.
TVUB should be per injector specs.
Weld nipples on your inlet down low where people can't see them. No big deal. Also- N75 will easily do 30-35psi, just not closed loop, without hacks anyways. Open loop- no problem.
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« Reply #4 on: August 02, 2014, 01:00:06 AM »
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N75 can do 2.0 bar . Eitherway boost controller is not a bad idea , just listen to me and leave the N75 plugged even with no hose connections..It will save you a lot of trouble .
About Ign Timing you will need a lot of logging and as engine_nerd said think about timin at low loads ,does it really have to be that different from stock ?
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« Reply #5 on: August 04, 2014, 06:51:39 AM »
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Have you done any head work and rod's/pistons?
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« Reply #6 on: August 04, 2014, 08:46:20 AM »
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Have you done any head work and rod's/pistons?
ATM stock bottom end and head I have a spare block I need to take to a machine shop to see if its usable if money allows I would like to do a 2.0 stroker. However someone offered me a pretty decent price for my current GTI so I think ill be letting it go if everything checks out. But I also have a jetta which all the big turbo parts came off of but the motor has very low compression 140 across and a bitch to spool this turbo. So I think Im going to end up redoing that motor and putting everything back into the jetta if the sale goes through. So this should allow me to do a lot more reading and understanding. I don't think Ill fully comprehend until i put it together and see the reaction with the big turbo though. As far a the N75 that would allow me to do boost by gear then correct? Im tired of spinning entirely through first and second that just gets pretty annoying quickly. As far as timing you do make a point it won't make very much low load so stock time should be fine until higher load/higher rpm Also I wasn't sure to ether 0 out or 1.0 entire BTS I would feel better with 1.00 the entire map and conservative LAMFA you mean by running richer then 11 or aim for 11 then lean out a little when every things said and done Only thing I'm having trouble with is finding TVUB for the injectors will have to search to find how to calculate or find these values. Also FKKVS is more for part throttle far correction for the injectors because it is pushing that much more even at low loads this is the factor that makes it run nice parts throttle correct? Thats how I am taking a view on this. I also was searching throughout the forum about KFVPDKSD/KFVPDKSE. I only glimpsed through it but this is more or less I think it was turbo pressure ratio or something along those lines but please do not quote me I haven't looked at the thread in quiet awhile but it was for part throttle and tuning these would be worth the time And anyone by any chance have a part number for rs4 4 inch maf housing my buddy works at Audi so I would like to up the maf housing size for higher boost levels.
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« Reply #7 on: August 04, 2014, 10:00:27 AM »
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A turbo that can run around 500 brake? And a stock bottom end?
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« Reply #8 on: August 04, 2014, 06:45:56 PM »
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A turbo that can run around 500 brake? And a stock bottom end? Lmfao yes Im aware had to on previous car hauled ass and the biggest sleeper on 27psi and that was on a shit show unitronics tune hense why I want to get it the base map good to go to ditch unitronics. Plus I was only going to run 12 psi maybe put me at 260 isn I believe most percesion wake up 25+ psi
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« Reply #9 on: August 05, 2014, 01:50:45 AM »
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Save your block and buy rods.
People are bending them on standard maps, the heat cycles are killing them too.
Anything +300 needs rods IMO
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« Reply #10 on: August 05, 2014, 02:05:04 AM »
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Before you get to mapping do the rods.
Also the exhaust valves tend to melt around 350bhp area
If it goes bang you wont no if it was due to bad mapping or the mechanicls letting go
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« Reply #11 on: August 05, 2014, 09:58:30 AM »
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I'll never understand why people don't put rods in these engines. I've seen so many go. Just want to echo what everyone is suggesting on here...Your tuning a big turbo setup with very little exp you need the hardware to be stout, otherwise if something goes wrong the OE hardware will always be suspect. What didn't you like about the Unitronic stuff?
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« Reply #12 on: August 05, 2014, 07:37:27 PM »
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I have plans to do so on a spare blockthen put the block into my car as i can only have the car down for a weekend at a time. And i didnt want to break in a new motor on a k03 that spikes whenever you drive. I wanted to get the big turbo on so i can break the motor in on that 1000 miles no boost or my buddy had sucess with like 600 miles no boost then 400 on wastegate i just dpnt want to break in a motor on stock turbo. And 10 12 psi on this turbo i doubt will surpass 300hp.
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« Reply #13 on: August 05, 2014, 08:49:50 PM »
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I'll never understand why people don't put rods in these engines. I've seen so many go. Just want to echo what everyone is suggesting on here...Your tuning a big turbo setup with very little exp you need the hardware to be stout, otherwise if something goes wrong the OE hardware will always be suspect. What didn't you like about the Unitronic stuff?
And the unitronics tune just didnt do it for me it got lean under wot on anything over 20 psi took till 5k to spool full boost ran like shit part throttle idle was always jumpy and rev hanged for days just didnt enjoy it at all
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« Reply #14 on: August 06, 2014, 12:59:59 AM »
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Breaking it in has nothing to do with the strength of the rods though, they're the weakest part.
If you can't afford rods, buy a smaller turbo, its honestly such a waste of time not doing it.
If you want to run it in, run it in on the K03 with the N75 disconnected, just run actuator pressure.
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